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Rise Armament RA140FDTOM Don't Tread on Me Trigger Assembly Single-Stage Flat Trigger with 3.50 lbs Draw Weight, Don't Tread on Me Flag Finish for AR-Platform

$99.00
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
853742008922
MPN
RA140FDTOM

Overview

The Rise Armament RA-140 Don't Tread on Me (DTOM) trigger assembly is a single-stage flat trigger designed as a high-performance upgrade for AR-platform rifles built to Mil-Spec dimensions. Featuring a distinctive Don't Tread on Me flag finish on its black 8625 hardcoat anodized aluminum cassette, this drop-in trigger is CNC-machined from high-grade, heat-treated tool steel and aluminum. Providing a clean break with a 3.50 lbs pull weight and a short reset, the flat trigger blade enhances finger control and reduces perceived pull weight. The self-contained unit includes an integrated drop safety feature and comes packaged with anti-walk pins for secure and straightforward installation.

Price & Stock History

Price — 90d
Listings In Stock — 30d

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Customers report that this trigger assembly is easy to install and performs well.

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